Rosario, Cavite: No classes tomorrow, July 31.

Valenzuela: Classes still suspended tom, July 31, in BrgyMabolo, Palasan, Pariancillo Villa, Pasolo, Poblacion, Polo, Tagalag, Wawang-polo

Valenzuela: Classes will remain suspended in the following baranggays tom, July 31: Arkong Bato – Balangkas – Bisig – Coloong – Isla.

Classes will remain suspended in Mabitac, Laguna tomorrow, July 31 due to flooding.

Obando, Bulacan: Classes will remain suspended tomorrow, July 31

If classes are suspended in your area, kindly inform us thru the Facebook Comment box below. Thanks!

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According to several blogs and website, Nicole Lynn said: “I hardly made it to Manila and we already attended a ridiculous tv show. So annoying!!! These people want to touch you and be with you all the time!! I can’t understand a word they say. I can’t wait to go back home. This country is so dirty and noisy. I’m scared to eat!!! What a mess. On a lighter note I don’t see any real competition. Will keep you updated my loves.”

This was said to be posted on November 18 after their guesting on Wil Time, Big Time. Later, Miss USA apologized on Youtube saying her Facebook account was hacked.

See more details on Batangas Today.

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It will be located at the Ciudad de Victoria, Bocaue, Bulacan. The ground breaking ceremony was held last August 17, 2011, and below is the video report from GEM TV.

Read more about this project at Batangas Today.

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This outreach program aims to help at least 10,000 people in the community. This program is supported by Department of Health (DOH), Philippine Medical Association (PMA), Philippine Dental Association (PDA), Philippine Nurses Association (PNA), Pharmaceutical Association of the Philippines (PHAP), OPM Artists, Fatima University & Medical Center – Dr. Vicente Santos, Medical Director, San Miguel Corporation, Universal Robina Corporation (URC Foundation), Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive, Splash Corporation, McDonald, Rai Rai Ken, Kopiroti, Baby Products, Babyflo, Business Mirror, Abbott, Banco de Oro, Biocomic, BOSS, Synetcom, Philusa, JIMM’s Coffee, RCC Amazing Touch, RLR Cosmetics, Ainon Baby Products, Walter Bread, Lifestyle and Home Depot.

Updates on the ongoing activities on the five venues can be viewed at Net25, live via satellite. You can also tune in to Pinas FM 95.5 and DZEC 1062 KHz for more updates.

For those online, you can LIKE the Eagle Broadcasting Corporation in Facebook to get updates.

Here are some pictures from the event:

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President Obama will make an announcement later. Sources say U.S. has Bin Laden’s remain.

That’s all for now. Watch out for more news about Osama bin Laden’s death at Batangas Today.

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The photograph of the inverted flag with President Aquino sitting beside US President Barack Obama is still available at the Official Gazette of the Philippines.

Photo credit: Jay Morales / Malacañang Photo Bureau

Rebecca Thompson, spokesperson of the US Embassy in Manila has issued the following statement regarding the incident:

“This was an honest mistake. The U.S. treasures its close relationship and close partnership with the Philippines which were demonstrated this past week during President Aquino’s trip to the U.S., with the signing of the MCC Compact, the US-ASEAN meeting, and the meeting of our two Presidents that followed it.”

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This means that this is another long weekend for all Filipinos. Happy long weekend again, everyone! Enjoy the upcoming long weekend.

Source: Batangas Today

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PNOY’s First Paycheck
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His take home pay is P63,002.17 after all the mandatory salary deductions. I’m just wondering, why is his salary not given to him in 15-30 schedule?

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Imagine eating chickens as long as you can for the price of only Php 165. The promo started yesterday, June 17 and the promo ends on July 17, 2010. Unlimited quarter-sliced chicken will be served to diners from 6:00PM to 10:00PM daily and by adding P39, you’ll also have a bottomless Pepsi product.

The promo is open nationwide to all Max’s Restaurant.

Tara, kain tayo!

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